Hi Sarah. It depends on what kind of doors you like, but if you use plain Ballstad doors it will cost about 280 USD. It include henges, mattress, 3 doors, beams and pax closet. It is norwegian prices so it is propably cheaper in other countries.
It’s a fantastic idea And i want to make the same bed but i have one question concerning the foot of the bed i don’t understand how do you build them, i see a magnetic system
Can you please explain me your system
Many tanks in avance
Thank you Carine. I mounted some henges to the bedfoots, so when the bed is in the upright position the foots face down (see the last picture) When you pull the bed down the foots follows the bed down because of the henges and locks in position with the magnet mounted both on the foot and on under the bed . I am not sure if it was explainable:-)
Thank you very much your explication is very clear, i supposed you use this system but we can’t see this on the photo now i will try to reproduce your good work
Thanks again 🙂
Hi! Amazing idea!! The best on internet!
One question only: how did you stick together the two ikea wardrobe frame? I can see a sort of pice of timber in between them or did you trim the original panel? Also because the doors need to fix the dimensions of 1500.
Hi Frankie! Thank you very much. That is the tricky part, you have to do as you figured out and trim the original panel so the doors will fix the dimensions.
Huskverna 
This is awesome! How much did it cost you?
LikerLiker
Hi Sarah. It depends on what kind of doors you like, but if you use plain Ballstad doors it will cost about 280 USD. It include henges, mattress, 3 doors, beams and pax closet. It is norwegian prices so it is propably cheaper in other countries.
LikerLiker
It’s a fantastic idea And i want to make the same bed but i have one question concerning the foot of the bed i don’t understand how do you build them, i see a magnetic system
Can you please explain me your system
Many tanks in avance
LikerLiker
Thank you Carine. I mounted some henges to the bedfoots, so when the bed is in the upright position the foots face down (see the last picture) When you pull the bed down the foots follows the bed down because of the henges and locks in position with the magnet mounted both on the foot and on under the bed . I am not sure if it was explainable:-)
LikerLiker
Thank you very much your explication is very clear, i supposed you use this system but we can’t see this on the photo now i will try to reproduce your good work
Thanks again 🙂
LikerLiker
Hi! Amazing idea!! The best on internet!
One question only: how did you stick together the two ikea wardrobe frame? I can see a sort of pice of timber in between them or did you trim the original panel? Also because the doors need to fix the dimensions of 1500.
Thanks
Frankie
LikerLiker
Hi Frankie! Thank you very much. That is the tricky part, you have to do as you figured out and trim the original panel so the doors will fix the dimensions.
LikerLiker
Hey
Thanks for awesome inspiration.
Which kind of hinges did you use?
Was it strong enough? Or do you recomend even stronger?
I am planning the same build, but only 100 frame.
Best regards
LikerLiker
Hey
Thanks for awesome inspiration
Which kind of hinges did you use, and ser they strong enough?
Best regards
LikerLiker
Hi Peter. Thanks for yor post. I used some doorhinges that I bought at Biltema, https://www.biltema.no/bygg/hengsler/dorhengsel/justerbare-dorhengsler-2-stk-2000024273
and it works well.
LikerLiker
Thanks a lot 😀
LikerLiker